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It has been yet another busy week at the Gazette, with these ten articles proving to be the most popular.

Suppliers expected to charge average 6% more from April despite public anger at underinvestment and sewage dumping

Water UK boss David Henderson (pictured) said: Next year will see record levels of investment from water companies to secure the security of our water supply in the future.

The average household water and sewerage bill in England and Wales is to go up by an average 6% from April to help unlock record investment, an industry group has announced.

Water UK made the announcement just months after it made the case for a steeper hike in bills over the second half of the decade to overhaul the countrys pipe and sewerage network.

POTHOLE PLEDGE £235m has been allocated to reduce potholes in London, which the government said was redirected from HS2’s cancelled phase two. Critics

Someone may be in confusion – what the country’s political system is – a kingdom or a republic? Whatever the political system’s nomenclature suggests, it’s

THE Conservative candidate Matty Jackman has slammed Kendal College over its latest requires improvement OFSTED rating, which has prompted…

A grotesque abuse of power from a busybody in a police uniform. There is no other way to describe the farcical scene on London s Oxford Street last weekend.

Let's be praying for these key US elections, and for Christians to use their votes wisely and faithfully